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4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 30,1991 OronoNews bÿ I. Challice Quote - "The gap in our economy is between what we have and what we think we ought to have - and that is a moral problem, not an economic economic one." An addition to last week's report, two more ladies in attendance at the Presbyte- rial U.C.W. work shop in Ebeneezer United Church, Mrs.Thelma Vagg and Mrs. Dorothy Robinson. Mrs. Jennie Bowins arrived arrived home this week after spending last week visiting her ill sister, Mrs. Winn Sanderson, Woodstock. Even our small community community "Orono", has sent in one of the four bomber pilots to the Persian Gulf war recently, recently, Arnold Tate. Arnold was raised here in Orono and attended attended our local schools. (Article (Article in Satv 'ays Toronto Star and his pi ture). Many fron. our area tuned in to " dark Cullen" harden show C.F.R.B. 1010 Toronto on Saturday morning morning and were surprised to ljear a former Bowmanville Resident, Mrs. Margaret Killeen, Killeen, (now Lakefield) being interviewed about their W.I. ijxciting new book release {Environmentally Friendly" Ijiow in its 3rd printing). Mr. and Mrs. Ken Gray ave arrived home after enjoying enjoying their winter vacation m sunny Florida. Ç Mr. and Mrs. James Sutherland Sutherland were recent visitors visitors in Ottawa at their daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Çteven Bell and family. j« Sure had some extremely $old nights this winter, but {wondered how many of our leaders have ever really looked at the very exquisite 'frost patterns on your win- scows? jj Mr. and Mrs. Don Staple- ton, Port Hope, ànd Mr. and Mrs. Alf Pigott were last Tuesday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Çtapleton, Bowmanville. » Saturday evening dinner and Mrs. Alf * Quests of Mr Pi Pigott were Mr. and Mrs. R oward Stapleton and fami- , Oshawa and Mr. John Robinson celebrating two birthdays. 1 ORONO UNITED l CHURCH NEWS * Orono U.C.W. ladies held their monthly executive meeting Monday, Jan. 21 in the Friendship room. General General U.C.W. meeting is planned for March 21. Several Several dinners coming in the near future, and Milk Producers Producers banquet this week, Wed. Jan. 30 in the Main Hall at noon. World Day of Prayer is planned for March 1st in our church at 7:30 p.m. and all community ladies are invited, invited, from St. Saviours and Kirby churches. Spring Presbyterial is March 5 in Port Perry United United Church commencing 9:00 a.m. with speaker on "World Outreach". Mr. and Mrs. Terry Weeks and family welcomed at doors Sunday morning. Ushers were Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Read and Mr. and Mrs. A1 Barnard. The two lovely pots of mums at the front of the church were placed in loving memory of Harry and Edna Mercer and placed by family- family- The annual church reports reports will be assembled this Friday, Feb. 1st at 1:30 p.m. in the upper hall and your help would be greatly appreciated. appreciated. (If you can help call 983-5702). Mrs. Shirley Moffat gave a very interesting children's story, about different hats. Coming events - Thurs. Feb. 7, our annual pot-luck dinner at 6:00 p.m. and meeting and reports at 7:30 p.m. Next, Sunday, Feb 3, Communion at both Orono 11:00 a.m. and Kirby Church 9:30 a.m. Sunday Feb. 10, "Friendship "Friendship Sunday", Sunday school friends. Lunch following service service and congregation invited invited attend. Ladies invited to please bring cookies and squares, as sandwiches are supplied! Join us. HORTICULTURE ANNUAL A somewhat smaller than usual attendance at our annual annual pot-luck dinner and meeting, held Thurs. January January 24, in the main hall of Orono United Church. The tables looked attractive with vases of pretty roses, from Mostert's green houses. President welcomed everyone everyone and introduced the Hampton Audience Meets the Tuba Family Jk' i>'\ * : . V Æ ■ Je . V-i' <Xi fil l fi % > * . > x - .< ' \.H > " ] " ~ ' ' ' '<* 111 ; ;.. ;, - . • ■> -... v - •: ;. x . •; : J Claude Engli, owner of an entire family of tubas, was the guest performer at the Hampton Junior Public School's Community Cushion Concert Series on Saturday. The sousaphone Claude is playing was the largest of the instruments that the versatile versatile performer used to educate and entertain his audience. The performance by Claude and His Family of Tubas included the telling of the familiar children's story story called "The Emperor's New Clothes" and a demonstration of how to play the bass part on a tuba while humming the melody at the same time. In addition to his solo and orchestral work, Mr. Engli is a teacher at the University of Toronto and at the University of Western Ontario. The next show in the Community Cushion Concert Concert Series will be February 16. Sandra Beech will bé performing at that time. WEEKLY QUOTE "A tourist is a fellow who drives thousands of miles so he can be photographed standing in front of his car." BOWMANVILLE 623-8166 WHITBY 668-5893 head table guests. Mrs. Diane Hamre, brought greetings and best wishes from the Mayor and Council. Miss . Durham Central; M.P.P. Gordon Mills; Donna Hutton, Pres; Yvonne Traf- ford Secretary; John and Lyn Finlay, Dept, of Agriculture; Agriculture; Adele McGill, Treasurer. Treasurer. Lots of draw prizes, given out to winners by Miss Durham Durham Central. Mr. Gordon Mills congratulated our Jr. Gardeners and reminisced about his early years in 1940 as a young lad working in his father's "victory gardens" gardens" in England. John Finlay brought greetings from his office and tola how much his children children enjoy their activities in Jr. Gardeners. We wish to thank Balder- sons Cheese House for donations donations of cheese for draws and to all who donated prizes. prizes. Mrs. Shelley Etmanskie gave the Jrs. report of 27 members and of the excellent excellent success of their recent 30th Anniversary. Mrs. Minnie Minnie Zegers made the presentation presentation if prizes to Andrea and Peter Etmanskie for most points thru the year. Mrs. Doreen Loweiy gave out show reports and she and her hubby James gave an excellent musical program program to the enjoyment of all present, and Carlos Tam- blyn led a "fun" sing-a-long with Doreen at the piano, all garden tunes! Mrs. Isabelle Challice, past Dist. Director, installed the new 1991 executive, as follows: Past President - Doreen Doreen Lowery; President - Donna Hutton; 1st Vice President - Corrie DeJong; 2nd Vice President - Shelley Etmanskie; Secretary Yvonne Trafford; Treasurer - Adele McGill; Directors for one year - Shelley Etmanskie, Etmanskie, Clifford Terrill, Eleanor Terrill, Thelma Vagg, Cor Mostert; Directors Tor two years - Inez Harris, Minnie Zegers, Lawrence Staples, Vera Staples. Thelma Gil- bank, Carol Mostert.. , Congratulations to Orono Horticultural Society on this year celebrating- their 70th Anniversary. Our April meeting will be the birthday month. Our evening closed with Mrs. Loma Atkins, showing very pretty slides of exciting events in our Society. ORONO TOWN HALL CARD PARTY Progressive euchre party held lived, night Jan. 23, in Orono Town Hall, and despite despite a really bad night, weather wise, there were 8 tables. High Scores - Wanda McNeil 90; Lloyd Stephenson Stephenson 85; Alec Moffat 83; Lena .Graham 82; Gladys Greenwood Greenwood 79; Scores Wesley "1 lost 75 lbs. with Nutri/System. Now I have the energy to go running- after my little boy." Our Comprehensive Weight Loss Program Will Help over ONE MILLION Clients This Year! It includes: O Safe and effective weight loss ■ D Nutritionally balanced meal plans Ü Professional supervision Q Maintenance for continued success OVER 1,800 CENTRES WORLDWIDE nutri/system weight loss centres -TTU-Mi You lost it!! 1500 lbs. for our United Way campaign. Congratulations! Thank you for your support. Low Wood. Lucky Draws - Jean Allen, Allen, George Carson, Hazel Pigott, Bob Bradley. Euchre every Wed. night 8:00 p,m. and ladies to please bring lunch. ST. SAVIOURS CHURCH NEWS Congratulations to all who so generously donated to the brand new sign at the front of the church. The sign was designed and built by W. Tomlinson who included both the most modern of materials materials and a piece of 350 year old red pine from a church pew to fashion the Crown and the rugged Cross on the Crown. Donations covered the'entire cost. St. S!}yijôur's Annual Vestry Rijxi'rts- - January 29,1991.' St. Saviours have 3 youth 5 roups - Seniors 15 Plus - udy Leek; Intermediate 13- 14 - Gayle Esler; Junior Group - 10-12 - Bill Tomlinson, Tomlinson, Helen Hall. Men's Fellowship group meet on weekly basis Thursdays, Thursdays, 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. enjoy Bible study, Mens breakfasts breakfasts through the year. St. Saviour's A.C.W. are a very small group of women but very busy and energetic. Most of our funds come from catering bazaars, salad supper supper in spring etc. and the ladies ladies turned in $4,300.00 to their church wardens. Congratulations Congratulations ladies! St. Saviours Church School - A very great need in our church school for leadership with our group of children after Nursery and up to age 9 years. Our superintendent superintendent is June Johnston Johnston and we now need at least 2 teachers plus backup backup helpers. Please see the Rector or Wardens if you can help in this important work! Officers of St. Saviour's Church 1991 Vestry Clerk - Dorothy Hester; Wardens - Rectors Warden - Bob Nichols; Peo pies Warden - Charlotte An derson; Deputy Warden Terry Rewiger; Lay Mem bers of Synod - Steve John son and Bill Tomlinson: En velope Secretary - Lyna Shetlar; Deanery Council Representatives - Bob Nichols Nichols and Charlie Hester. Plans are in making for building a new church, due to the Newcastle growth and our own growth! POST OPEN HOUSE SPECIAL 75V, 0 CALL TODAY FOR A FREE NO OBLIGATION CONSULTATION 623-8666 723-5211 666-0770 420-6300 Bowmanville Oshawa Whitby Pickering Prices effective at Miracle Food Mart and Miracle Ultra Mart in all departments subject to availability until Sat. Peb. 2,1991 only. Savings indicated are off our own regular prices. We reserve the right to limit quantities. COMMITTEE FOR When it comes to Sunday Shopping the T7\ IT) C¥J/"\¥3¥3¥\T/"' real Issue Is Fairness. And your Right to Chooee. I VA I IV (jjLlv/1 J. 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